Capitec clients can buy SA, US stocks from banking app

SA’s newest digital-only bank, Bank Zero, is appointed as a restricted authorised dealer in forex exchange by the South African Reserve Bank.

Malawian expats in SA can now use the Malaicha.com app to send goods and groceries to loved ones back home.

The Cape Town-based start-up partners with the UK firm to create a global loyalty company under the Yoyo brand.

With the Membership Rewards Card, American Express will convert points to cash, putting money back in the hands of existing individual and business American Express Cardmembers.

The MVNO records 25% growth in active customers, including 36% growth in premium subscribers who earn more than R240 000 per year.

First National Bank enables customers and institutional investors to buy fractional shares in Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet.

Both acquisitions and de-mergers present companies with an opportunity to revisit their cyber security landscape.

South Africa’s latest digital-only bank confirms it will be open to the public before the end of the year, with financial backing from seven investors.

The big four bank is aggressively pursuing the digital insurance space, which has been shaken up by the emerging insurtech start-up companies.

SA’s new digital-only banking platform, Bettr, has gained a community of over 6 500 users, as it prepares to launch publicly next year.

As CIO for WesBank Motor, Gudani Mukatuni sees her pivotal role as a catalyst to drive business growth through technology and digitisation.

The funding from the Dutch Development Bank is the next step in Sasfin’s digital business banking evolution and will be launched in 2021.